I'm trying to create a patch of my latest local changes for a project. I've followed the advice from answers to another StackOverflow question here and I can successfully create patches. But the project uses Subversion and some of the files contain svn keywords. For example in the Java class JavaDocs:
/**
* @version $Id$
*/
The patches I've created don't seem to recognize these as keywords - the keyword substitutions are picked up as changes and appear in the patch, for example:
- * @version $Id: Example.java 5930 2014-01-03 14:34:42Z rlaidlaw $
+ * @version $Id: Example.java 5930 2014-01-03 14:34:43Z rlaidlaw $
I think this is because the patches are created using a standard diff tool rather than svn diff. Is there a way that I can create a patch in IntelliJ using svn diff instead? I've looked on the Subversion menu but can't find anything there. Obviously I can do it from the command line but it would be great to use IntelliJ instead.
I'm using IntelliJ IDEA 13 Community Edition, which has built-in support for Subversion. I haven't installed any other Subversion plugins.
